Unrest Follows Mass Arrests In Mississippi
In Philadelphia Mississippi anger and fear rose after the FBI arrested 221 white men linked to the murder of three civil rights workers last summer. Local officials ponder possible state charges while residents fear a delayed Christmas and disrupted commerce.
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Miss
FBI
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Bond
Meridian
Philadel
Philadelphia
William H. Johnson Jr
Red Clay Hill
Mississippi
Tobacco-Chewing Sheriff Faces Indictment in Civil Rights Slayings
Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and 17 other white men were arraigned at the Meridian Naval Air Station on federal conspiracy charges linked to the 1964 slayings of three civil rights workers. Bail set at 5 000 dollars for each defendant as prosecutors prepare evidence for a preliminary hearing.
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Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Meridian
Miss
Philadelphia
Don McKee
Mmouth
Naval Air Station
Rainey
Neshoba
Cecil Price
Meridian Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Esther Carter
U.S
Miss Carter
Herman Alford
Federal
Sheene
Carter
Weapons by the Planeload Seen Through Khartoum
Sudanese airport officials reported at least a dozen planeloads of arms processed since Wednesday destined for rebels in the Congo. Weapons were loaded onto Ghana and UAR aircraft and sent toward Juba, with labelling claiming medical supplies.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Congo
Gbenye
Peking
Moise Tshombe
United Arab Republic
Ghana
Algerian
Juba
Equatorial
Ghana Airways Comet
U.A.R
Mohammed Ahmed Mahgoub
Africa
Gason Soumalot
Soumalot
United States
Leopoldville
Tshombe
Bunia
Kibali-Ituri
Lake Albert
Ceremony for War Hero Donlon Receives Medal of Honor
Army Captain Roger H. C. Donlon, 30, receives the Medal of Honor for valor in Vietnam. He braved heavy fire during a July 6 Camp Nam Dong assault, personally directing defense efforts while exposed to danger. His widowed mother, sister Adrienne, and brothers Paul and Michael attended. Nine teammates from his unit were invited. two were killed in action.
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Pagent God Sage Bate
South Viet Nam
Roger H. C. Donlon
Whitg Oe
Saugerat Cy
Camp Nam Dong
Donlon
White House
Marian Donlon
Adrienne
Paul
Michael
Camp Nom Deng
Jlyse
Sipe
Col
Jay
Lawyer to be paid $1 million by Hopi Tribe for landmark land case
John S. Boyden of Salt Lake City will receive $1 million from the Hopi Tribe for 26 years of work in a land dispute with Navajo interests over more than 2.5 million acres. The tribe approved $778,000 in legal fees and $220,000 in appreciation, noting the case helped secure oil and coal rights and timber value exceeding tens of millions.
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R. Greg Nokes Kanab
Utah
Arizona
John S. Boyden
Salt Lake City
Boyden
Kanab
Boy
Den
Allen Tibball
Bryan Croft
Aire
Spotlight On Girl In Baker Hearing
Senate investigators study FBI files on West German beauty Ellen Rometsch as the Bobby Baker inquiry slows and resumes Tuesday. The committee staff gained access to Rometsch records while Baker invokes the Fifth Amendment to avoid questions about her and alleged private interests while on the government payroll.
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Washington
Sen‘ate
FBI
Bobby Baker
Sen‘ate Rules Committee
Baker
Ellen Rometsch
Lennox P. McLendon
Nancy Carole Tyler
The
Rometsch
F Aguirre
Samuel J. Scott
Aguirre
San Juan
P.R
Governors at odds over ousting GOP chairman
In Denver 18 Republican governors sparred over a statement on leadership of the party. The group aimed to push for a more progressive direction while avoiding a direct challenge to Sen. Barry Goldwater. Governor Paul Fannin signaled dissent while Idaho’s Robert Smylie led the unsettled talks.
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Denver
Colorado
John A. Love
GOP
Dean Burch
Burch
Barry Goldwater
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Goldwater
Senate
Fannin
Idaho
Robert E. Smylie
Thut
Smylie
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
San Francisco
East West Talks Open With Gromyko and Rusk in U.N.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met at United Nations to explore possible East-West agreement areas. Talks touched on disarmament, U.S.-Soviet trade, Germany, Laos, and the Congo funding dispute, with U Thant hospitalized pending possible peptic ulcers.
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Lewis Gulick
United Nations
N.Y
Dean
Put
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Gromykov
U.N
Germany
Laos
Russia
Congo
Middle East
U Thant
General Assembly
Red China
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambis
Offic Resa Thet Prmienl
Dakmoers
Sunday World Travelers Wood Couple Tour Ends in High Point
Mr and Mrs Frank Wood of High Point shared a world trip with stops at Hong Kong China border India elephant ride and a camel ride later returning home. The Enterprise promises their full story tomorrow. A Civil Defense special report asks if the United States can survive a nuclear attack.
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Frank Wood
High Point
Red China
Hong Kong
India
Enterprise
United States
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